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hanley-development/README.md

Hi, I'm Mike Hanley

I build and operate reliable systems, automation, and home lab infrastructure. Most of my work sits where SRE, DevOps, observability, Windows/Linux operations, and practical platform engineering overlap.

By day, I work in site reliability at Oracle Health, focused on stability, operational visibility, incident reduction, automation, and helping teams turn repeatable work into safer systems.

Outside of work, I run Hanley Development as a home lab and learning space for infrastructure projects: Proxmox, Docker, Traefik, Authentik, Cloudflare, Home Assistant, monitoring, secure remote access, and AI/developer tooling.

What I Work On

  • Site reliability engineering and incident reduction
  • Infrastructure automation with PowerShell, Python, Bash, and Ansible
  • Docker, Proxmox, Traefik, Authentik, Cloudflare, and UniFi
  • Observability with Prometheus, Grafana, Splunk, logs, metrics, and dashboards
  • Home Assistant, smart-home automation, and secure remote access
  • AI coding-agent workflows and local-first tooling

Favorite Tools

PowerShell Python Docker Proxmox Linux Windows Grafana Prometheus Home Assistant

GitHub Stats

Current Focus

  • Making my home lab more reproducible and better documented
  • Building safer automation patterns for Windows, Linux, and Docker
  • Turning troubleshooting notes into reusable runbooks
  • Improving AI-assisted development workflows

How I Think About Systems

Good infrastructure should be understandable under stress. I like tools and runbooks that make the next failure easier to diagnose, the next deployment less risky, and the next person less dependent on tribal knowledge.

I care about:

  • clear operational signals
  • boring, repeatable automation
  • documentation that matches reality
  • secure defaults without unnecessary ceremony
  • teaching what I learn as I go

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    Local-first memory layer for AI coding agents. Captures issues, attempts, decisions, and cross-project library gotchas — your AI starts experienced, not amnesiac. Native MCP server verified across …

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  2. metermon metermon Public

    Forked from seanauff/metermon

    Dockerized rtlamr wrapper that outputs formatted JSON messages over mqtt

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  3. Agent-Portability-Kit Agent-Portability-Kit Public

    Python

  4. ha-smart-home ha-smart-home Public

    This repository is a Codex-friendly workspace for improving a Home Assistant setup with ha-mcp.

    Python

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    _note: these are designed to be primarily a re-install guide for myself (writing things down helps me memorize the knowledge), as such don't take any of this on blind faith - some areas are well tested and the docs are very robust, some items, less so).  YMMV_  
    
              
    
              
    
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